From the Human Being to the Social Being

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Exploring the evolution of humanity from the Neolithic era to today, this work examines how societies have emerged and persisted despite numerous challenges. It raises critical questions about social continuity and the factors that allow communities to thrive, even when many have vanished. The author advocates for a re-evaluation of the social scientist's role, emphasizing the need to blend classical scientific methods with a deeper understanding of social interactions. This approach aims to uncover the underlying reasons for humanity's ongoing existence and resilience.